Notes
A Note is an editable page you and Mesh both write on. From lecture notes you type yourself to a practice set Mesh builds for you, a Note takes whatever shape the work needs.
Create and organize Notes
Choose New note and a fresh Untitled note opens with the title ready to type over. Or ask Mesh for one — write that up as a Note — and it creates the page, title and all. Every Note lives in the sidebar menu, and each row's three-dot menu holds its actions:
- Export text downloads the writing as a plain text file.
- Info shows when it was created and last used.
- Rename and delete. Deleting a Note can't be undone.
You can also just ask: Mesh renames a Note, and it can search and read any Note in the Workspace. Mesh can't delete a Note. Deleting always stays in your hands.
What a Note can hold
The editor saves on its own as you write — no save button to remember. Ask Mesh to change a page and it edits block by block instead of replacing what's there. You can keep editing while Mesh works. If you both change the same page at once, a warning appears above the editor. Your writing stays in place until you choose Load Mesh's version or Keep mine.
Symmetry review
Symmetry - a move (flip, spin, or slide) that lands a shape exactly on itself. The tiling below repeats one wedge - more examples in Symmetry & Tessellations
1. Which letters have a mirror line?
A, H, and M - fold along the vertical line and the halves match.
2. Does a circle have rotational symmetry?
Arotated= A · every rotation keeps area
The docked Notes panel, open on one page: writing, a highlight, a live Reference, a picture, toggle sections you can open, and a line Mesh wrote. The tab on the left edge brings the sidebar menu back.
- Formatted writing: bold and italic, lists, colors, and highlights. There is no heading — a short bold line is how a section gets its label.
- References to anything in the Workspace — type @ and pick.
- Images, either inline as the picture itself or as a compact pill.
- Collapsible sections, math, tables, and code blocks, which no toolbar button can make — Mesh writes those for you.
- A practice set, if you ask Mesh for one: each numbered problem followed by a collapsible Answer - Problem N block with the worked steps inside.
An Image, two ways
An Image can sit in a Note two ways: as a compact Reference pill inside a line of text, or as the picture itself. Pick one with @ and it arrives as a pill, and either form swaps for the other right where the Image already sits.
Try it. Point at the picture, then choose Show as reference.
The tiling repeats one wedge - flip it or turn it and it lands back on itself.
One Image, two presentations inside a Note: the picture in full, with its title and size underneath, or a Reference pill sitting in the line. Each one carries the control that switches to the other.
- Choose the pill to open its card, then Show image here: the picture takes the pill's place.
- On the picture, Show as reference puts the pill back.
- The picture's other two buttons are Go to image, which opens it in Images, and Remove, which takes it out of the writing and leaves the saved Image alone.
Format the selection
The toolbar has the buttons below. Tap one to see what it does. In a narrow panel they fold into compact menus without losing any options.
Try it. Tap any control to see its choices.